login method

Future<TwitterAuthResult> login({ bool requestEmail = false, })

Logs the user in.

If the user has a native Twitter client installed, this will present a native login screen. Otherwise a WebView is used.

The "Callback URL" field must be configured to a valid address in your app's "Settings" tab. When using the Twitter login only on mobile devices, an example of a valid callback url would be http://127.0.0.1:4000.

Use TwitterAuthResult.status for determining if the login was successful or not. For example:

final TwitterAuthResult result = await twitterAuth.login();

switch (result.status) {
  case TwitterLoginStatus.loggedIn:
    var session = result.session;
    _sendTokenAndSecretToServer(session.token, session.secret);
    break;
  case TwitterLoginStatus.cancelled:
    _showCancelMessage();
    break;
}

See the TwitterAuthResult class for more documentation.

Implementation

Future<TwitterAuthResult> login({bool requestEmail = false}) async {
  final Map<dynamic, dynamic>? result =
      await _channel.invokeMethod(_kMethodLogin, [requestEmail]);

  if (result != null) {
    if (result['status'] != 'failed') {
      return TwitterAuthResult._(result.cast<String, dynamic>());
    }

    throw _parseException(result.cast<String, dynamic>());
  }

  return TwitterAuthResult.unknwon();
}